nCoV public service announcement. (IMPORTANT)

gov't in their most dad voice:  you're grounded, stay home
grandma in whiny teenager voice:  i hate you, you're not my real government.

*sneaks out window to go partying with her friends.
winds up in hospital.

gov't:  i'm not angry, just very disappointed.

Sing it, grandma!

Gov't (Marge):  where are you going with all those [microphones and speakers]?
Grandma (Homer):   i'm not going to lie to you.  So long!






and just cause it's so funny...

gov't in their most dad voice:  you're grounded, stay home
grandma in whiny teenager voice:  i hate you, you're not my real government.

*sneaks out window to go partying with her friends.
winds up in hospital.

gov't:  i'm not angry, just very disappointed.

Everyone will sometimes end up in hospitals.
Giving birth to children also increases the burden of hospitals and can be prevented to a very large extent. Ban that before ban people from leaving home.

Uggh...


Ok.
Spell that out in long form.
I dare you.

30icu per 100,000 on the AVERAGE of usa cities.
Let us know how 1.5% death rate compares to 30/100,000.

And in what relation are hospital stays for births compared to covid are.

Lets complete the thought.

Lets complete the thought.

That might break their brains

Quote from: Themightykabool on February 11, 2022, 10:56:07 AM

gov't in their most dad voice:  you're grounded, stay home
grandma in whiny teenager voice:  i hate you, you're not my real government.

*sneaks out window to go partying with her friends.
winds up in hospital.

gov't:  i'm not angry, just very disappointed.

Everyone will sometimes end up in hospitals.
Giving birth to children also increases the burden of hospitals and can be prevented to a very large extent. Ban that before ban people from leaving home.

Ban giving birth?

Quote from: Themightykabool on February 11, 2022, 10:56:07 AM

gov't in their most dad voice:  you're grounded, stay home
grandma in whiny teenager voice:  i hate you, you're not my real government.

*sneaks out window to go partying with her friends.
winds up in hospital.

gov't:  i'm not angry, just very disappointed.

Everyone will sometimes end up in hospitals.
Giving birth to children also increases the burden of hospitals and can be prevented to a very large extent. Ban that before ban people from leaving home.

But giving birth is an entirely different area of a hospital and rarely does a patient need an ICU during or after even with a C-section.  And if a baby needs it, thats a separate part called the neonatal intensive care unit or NicU.  Which won't work for covid patients.

I think you're mixing up "hospital beds" to "ICU beds that covid patients need".

Quote from: Flatearthreign on February 11, 2022, 02:29:49 PM

Quote from: Themightykabool on February 11, 2022, 10:56:07 AM

gov't in their most dad voice:  you're grounded, stay home
grandma in whiny teenager voice:  i hate you, you're not my real government.

*sneaks out window to go partying with her friends.
winds up in hospital.

gov't:  i'm not angry, just very disappointed.

Everyone will sometimes end up in hospitals.
Giving birth to children also increases the burden of hospitals and can be prevented to a very large extent. Ban that before ban people from leaving home.

Ban giving birth?

"What happened to monday"?
China 1 baby rule.
Too many people.
Time the thanos it a bit.
I can understand that view point.
But thats not what this yoyo is saying.
And im sure we all got that.

https://www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity-life/celebrity-deaths/bizarre-extent-of-bob-sagets-injuries-revealed/news-story/a974c5eff25f2fde19c88352aa5a7388

I remember when news of his death came out, the anti vaxxers were quick to blame that it was the vaccine

So he had considerable head trauma from an apparent accident like a fall, went to sleep and never woke up

I wonder if the people who pushed 'vaccines are bad - look what happened to Bob' will now admit they were wrong. Or will they remain silent because the evidence went against their bullshit, thus remaining contemptuous scum of society

Perhaps they will make a conspiracy and say during the autopsy, they bashed his head to deflect blame from the vaccine. Or maybe getting the vaccine comes with the risk you develop a spontaneous head trauma. Anything is possible with those fruit loops

Quote from: Flatearthreign on February 11, 2022, 02:29:49 PM

Quote from: Themightykabool on February 11, 2022, 10:56:07 AM

gov't in their most dad voice:  you're grounded, stay home
grandma in whiny teenager voice:  i hate you, you're not my real government.

*sneaks out window to go partying with her friends.
winds up in hospital.

gov't:  i'm not angry, just very disappointed.

Everyone will sometimes end up in hospitals.
Giving birth to children also increases the burden of hospitals and can be prevented to a very large extent. Ban that before ban people from leaving home.

But giving birth is an entirely different area of a hospital and rarely does a patient need an ICU during or after even with a C-section.  And if a baby needs it, thats a separate part called the neonatal intensive care unit or NicU.  Which won't work for covid patients.

I think you're mixing up "hospital beds" to "ICU beds that covid patients need".

Problem is that if less babies are born, staff that take care of babies and pregnant women can go work in pother parts of the hospital. Wards for newborn babies can be allocated to other patients.

Quote from: Lorddave on February 12, 2022, 01:10:16 AM

Quote from: Flatearthreign on February 11, 2022, 02:29:49 PM

Quote from: Themightykabool on February 11, 2022, 10:56:07 AM

gov't in their most dad voice:  you're grounded, stay home
grandma in whiny teenager voice:  i hate you, you're not my real government.

*sneaks out window to go partying with her friends.
winds up in hospital.

gov't:  i'm not angry, just very disappointed.

Everyone will sometimes end up in hospitals.
Giving birth to children also increases the burden of hospitals and can be prevented to a very large extent. Ban that before ban people from leaving home.

But giving birth is an entirely different area of a hospital and rarely does a patient need an ICU during or after even with a C-section.  And if a baby needs it, thats a separate part called the neonatal intensive care unit or NicU.  Which won't work for covid patients.

I think you're mixing up "hospital beds" to "ICU beds that covid patients need".

Problem is that if less babies are born, staff that take care of babies and pregnant women can go work in pother parts of the hospital. Wards for newborn babies can be allocated to other patients.

O.o
You just said:
If a painter doesn't need to paint, we can have him run the plumbing.

Nurses are great and wonderful.  But they aren't universal.  You can't just grab a maternity nurse and throw them into infectious diseases without a crap ton of training.  Its essentially a different job.

Also I just realized...

The one group that actually should hate masks.  The one group actually negatively impacted by masks.
No one is talking about them.  No one is using them as a defense, probably because the people who hate mask mandates are too selfish to think about it.

Who is this group?

The Deaf.
With a mask, they can't read lips, which puts them at a larger disadvantage than before.
Anyone fighting for their rights to understand people?

I ended up in a Twitter argument about that at the start of the pandemic.  My hubby is deaf and wears hearing aids in both ears.  He can hear enough in quiet places, but in busy environments, such as shops, he struggles and relies on lip reading to fill the gaps.

He was essentially accused of being selfish for asking people to remove their mask if they were talking to him, and that he should get a lip reading mask for him.

OK. So he can talk to himself in the mirror?

In the end we changed our routine, and did our shipping at 6am, just to be able to do it in relative quiet.

On top of this we were unable to make an audiology appointment for nearly 6 months, and he had to make do with just one hearing aid.  Being without aids results in him experiencing increasing tinnitus.

You just get on with it in the end.  Still wearing masks though.

Also I just realized...

The one group that actually should hate masks.  The one group actually negatively impacted by masks.
No one is talking about them.  No one is using them as a defense, probably because the people who hate mask mandates are too selfish to think about it.

Who is this group?

The Deaf.
With a mask, they can't read lips, which puts them at a larger disadvantage than before.
Anyone fighting for their rights to understand people?

ASL

also
A zpeech therapist lady made a clear mask.


Alsoaslo
The antimaskers claim kids are damaged - go ask a blind person how that makes them feel.



Alsoalso
Kids need to socualize.
Go ask a rural farmer whos neighbour is 50mi away.



All stupidass excuses.

I ended up in a Twitter argument about that at the start of the pandemic.  My hubby is deaf and wears hearing aids in both ears.  He can hear enough in quiet places, but in busy environments, such as shops, he struggles and relies on lip reading to fill the gaps.

He was essentially accused of being selfish for asking people to remove their mask if they were talking to him, and that he should get a lip reading mask for him.

OK. So he can talk to himself in the mirror?

In the end we changed our routine, and did our shipping at 6am, just to be able to do it in relative quiet.

On top of this we were unable to make an audiology appointment for nearly 6 months, and he had to make do with just one hearing aid.  Being without aids results in him experiencing increasing tinnitus.

You just get on with it in the end.  Still wearing masks though.

Those people are nuts.
Masks work to minimize the exhale.
Not that big a deal.
It wanst out of antimask malice.

Its this kind of kindness lost due to antinask bullshit.
Becuase anyone needing mask down becomes a qanon antimasker nonsense person.

Ohooo
Generalizing.
Dadadaaaa wouldnltve happened to mikeT.
He is the best person after all.
Especially his rwading comprehension.

Quote from: Lorddave on February 12, 2022, 01:10:16 AM

Quote from: Flatearthreign on February 11, 2022, 02:29:49 PM

Quote from: Themightykabool on February 11, 2022, 10:56:07 AM

gov't in their most dad voice:  you're grounded, stay home
grandma in whiny teenager voice:  i hate you, you're not my real government.

*sneaks out window to go partying with her friends.
winds up in hospital.

gov't:  i'm not angry, just very disappointed.

Everyone will sometimes end up in hospitals.
Giving birth to children also increases the burden of hospitals and can be prevented to a very large extent. Ban that before ban people from leaving home.

But giving birth is an entirely different area of a hospital and rarely does a patient need an ICU during or after even with a C-section.  And if a baby needs it, thats a separate part called the neonatal intensive care unit or NicU.  Which won't work for covid patients.

I think you're mixing up "hospital beds" to "ICU beds that covid patients need".

Problem is that if less babies are born, staff that take care of babies and pregnant women can go work in pother parts of the hospital. Wards for newborn babies can be allocated to other patients.

Hospitals are generally sized for normal occpuancy.
Not for covid.

You figure out the stays and ppe requirements for covid vs baby?

Your bad logic makes my dog sad.

How did he speak when he was intubated?

How did he speak when he was intubated?

That's what the 5G mind control magnetic tracking microchips are for, duh.

very disappointing that the commentary is blown over the comparison of what myocarditis is and only answers the specific misrepresentation of the actual "problem".

the only uninformed decisions are the dr who aren't treating myocarditis properly.
but nothing to address to purposefully UNSAID comparison between covid and vaccination.

shifter gets a point.
minus 10 points to dr john.


29:53
 - "to make informed decisions".

I wish everyone would start taking vit D3 supplements, especially if you are inside all day https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-fallible-mind/202202/striking-link-between-vitamin-d-levels-and-omicron

I wish everyone would start taking vit D3 supplements, especially if you are inside all day https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-fallible-mind/202202/striking-link-between-vitamin-d-levels-and-omicron

I have 10,000IU capsules I take daily. Sometimes in winter, I grab a bunch of them.

The RDI of 400IU is a joke

I think mine are 1,000, but I take them every day and I get some sun.

I wish everyone would start taking vit D3 supplements, especially if you are inside all day https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-fallible-mind/202202/striking-link-between-vitamin-d-levels-and-omicron

I take it because all norway residents need it in winter. 

unsurprising which foods have higher vitD for those in the nordic regions


https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/9-foods-high-in-vitamin-d#2.-Herring-and-sardines




side note, mother inlaw has high heavy metals and doesn't eat much big fish.

Not sure what is motivating some republicans....  but they seem to have some kind of brain disease...

WI State Sen. Felzkowski (R), presenting a natural immunity bill, says she has had both delta and omicron infections.

WI State Sen. Larson (D): "I would note that if natural immunity was something that would prevent you from getting COVID, you wouldn't have gotten COVID twice."

To be fair.
Not a great come back given the same thing hapoens wih vax...
Now.
If it kept her out of hospital theres a leg to stand on.

Also
If theyre getting the oh so very super "natural" mAb then they are disqualified.

Not sure what is motivating some republicans....  but they seem to have some kind of brain disease...

WI State Sen. Felzkowski (R), presenting a natural immunity bill, says she has had both delta and omicron infections.

WI State Sen. Larson (D): "I would note that if natural immunity was something that would prevent you from getting COVID, you wouldn't have gotten COVID twice."

You know, the more I see, the more I realize that this is nothing more than teenagerism.  The desire to rebel, regardless of what it is you're rebelling against.
Could probably make republicans pro-choice if democrats started working to make abortions illegal.

They just want to rebel.  So the best solution is to give them something fairly harmless to rebel against and focus on, like... Toilet paper sheet length regulation or something.

I finally got the corone

I finally got the corone

Awww.

Hope its a quick bout with no lasting side effects.